CROUS Valence bread comes from Guillaume le Boulanger's bakery

A visit to the production workshop is offered to understand ingredient sourcing and the bread-making process.

Interior of a modern bakery workshop in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, with large stainless steel mixers and ovens, sacks of flour stacked neatly, and a baker in white uniform visible in the background, warm natural light.
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Interior of a modern bakery workshop in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, with large stainless steel mixers and ovens, sacks of flour stacked neatly, and a baker in white uniform visible in the background, warm natural light.

Bread served at CROUS Valence now comes from Guillaume le Boulanger's workshop, marking a commitment to more local sourcing.

CROUS Valence is strengthening its commitment to local sourcing, starting with the bread consumed daily by its students. This bread is now supplied by the workshop of Guillaume le Boulanger, a craftsman specializing in bread production for the agri-food sector.
A tour of the recently renovated production workshop is being organized. Participants will be able to discover the entire process, from ingredient selection to bread delivery, including production methods.
This initiative is part of a broader effort by CROUS Valence to prioritize short supply chains and support local producers in the region.
Based on information from the official source: Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA) (29/09/2026)